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virginity gone from cucumber?
13F, Okay so ive fingured my self and my friend had said to use a cucumber so i did it felt amazing and i was wondering if the proective layer inside my vigina would e gone?
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Yeah, like the man said, you can't really 'lose your virginity' to a cucumber mate! Or any other vegetable for that matter! I believe some eastern religions attach a certain significance to 'bleeding' when they first have sex with their husbands...but here in the western world it's never an issue really. Since it felt good I've got to assume you'll do it some more. You might well pop your cherry if it's still intact now...but it doesn't really signify anything. I'll back it up. You're a virgin until you have intercourse. I'm not trying to spoil your fun, and cucumbers are an old favourite! But be a bit careful what else you're poking in there, eh? Very smooth and very clean items only please. You'll feel a bit sheepish trying to explain things to a doctor (or your mum!) if you irritate or graze yourself down there and it gets sore. A spot of lubricant wouldn't be a bad idea either, in case you get a bit carried away!
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What you are doing is called masturbating and there is nothing wrong with that. Masturbation is sexually stimulating yourself and it's something that is enjoyable and it relieves sexual tension and stress. It's fine to masturbate using your hands or an object.
You can't loose your virginity from a cucumber. You loose your virginity by having sexual intercourse with the insertion of the penis into the vagina. A virgin is someone who has never had sex so if you have never had sex then you are a virgin. Also if you insert a tampon that also doesn't mean that you have lost your virginity.
The protective layer you are talking about is the hymen which is a thin membrane that surrounds the opening to vagina. Hymens come in various shapes and designs and some girls are born without one. The hymen can't just disappear if you insert something into it, it most likely stretched rather than tear. It can possibly tear by doing strenuous activities like bicycle riding, horseback riding etc - this does not mean that you have lost your virginity. If you did not see any blood then you haven't torn it or anything like that - even if you did, like I have said it doesn't mean that you have lost your virginity.
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The protective layer in your vagina (called a hymen) can break from things other than sex (like sports) and it might stay intact during sex. It really doesn't have anything to do with virginity, even though sex is the most likely cause of breaking it. Having sex is what makes you "no longer a virgin." Generally, some blood would come out if you broke it, and you'd feel some amount of pressure/pain. If you didn't, either you broke it before or didn't break it this time.
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